Babylonian Baby Boy Names

Name	Meaning	Origins	Gender
Baltsaros	“Bel (Baal) protects the king” / “may Bel protect the king”	Babylonian	Boy
Belshazzar	'Bel protects the king' - an invocation to the Babylonian god Bel (Marduk) to protect the ruler.	Akkadian, Babylonian	Boy
Ea	Originally the Akkadian name of the god Enki, associated with water, wisdom and creation - often interpreted as 'lord of the earth' or 'lord of the house'. In modern use it is frequently treated as a short form or variant of Eva/Eve ('life').	Akkadian, Babylonian, Scandinavian	Boy
Merodach	Name of the Babylonian chief god Marduk; exact etymology uncertain	Akkadian, Babylonian	Boy
Nebo	From Akkadian nabû 'to announce' - 'announcer' or 'prophet'; also a biblical place-name (Mount Nebo).	Akkadian, Babylonian	Boy
Nebu	'Gold' or 'golden' (from Egyptian nbw); also linked conceptually to the god Nabu (wisdom/scribe).	Babylonian, Egyptian	Boy
Shadrack	Uncertain - likely of Babylonian/Akkadian origin; sometimes interpreted as 'of Aku' or similar	Babylonian, Hebrew	Boy
Shadrick	From the biblical name Shadrach; of Babylonian/Hebrew origin with uncertain etymology - often rendered as 'command of Aku' or connected to 'fear'.	Babylonian, Hebrew	Boy